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AGASSIZ, 1849
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species:
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.
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Species of
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are diagnosed by shared skull and mandibular character states. Lower jaws are nearly circular in cross-section. Teeth are tribodont, with apical striations of the enamel and mesiodistally oriented carinae. Anterior teeth are nearly circular in cross-section and have relatively low apices; mid-jaw and posterior teeth of the dentary are labiolingually compressed and bear apices that become progressively blunter along the posterior tooth row (
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). Jugals preserve a large jugal foramen (
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). A U-shaped depression is present on the frontal at the point of the greatest mediolateral constriction between the orbits (
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). The U-shaped depression of
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differs from the U-shaped depression of caimanines, such as
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or
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, in which the structure is anterior to the point of greatest mediolateral constriction between the orbits.
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